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Redemptive Birth: My Unmedicated VBAC Story [Ep 36]

Redemptive Birth: My Unmedicated VBAC Story [Ep 36]

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Redemptive Birth: My Unmedicated VBAC Story


In this episode of the Mommin' Together podcast, host Michelle Barnett shares her beautiful and redemptive birth story of her third child, Josie Mae. Michelle recounts the emotional journey from the surprise positive pregnancy test on their 10th anniversary to the blessed unmedicated natural birth on her husband's birthday. Despite past birth trauma, Michelle found solace in her faith and careful planning for an unmedicated VBAC. With the support of her husband, mother, and a dedicated medical team, she navigated through labor with determination and gratitude. The birth story highlights the importance of having a supportive community and the right providers, culminating in the joyous and healthy arrival of Josie Mae.

00:00 Welcome to the Mommin' Together Podcast

00:30 Introduction to My Redemptive Birth Story

00:54 Discovering Our Third Miracle Baby

03:18 Preparing for Labor

04:54 The Labor Begins

05:59 Heading to the Hospital

07:01 Labor and Delivery at the Hospital

09:34 The Birth of Josie Mae Barnett

12:51 Post-Birth Reflections and Gratitude

15:53 Encouragement for Other Moms

17:38 Closing Thoughts and Farewell



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